As 2018 comes to a close we will reflect upon some of the biggest headlines, scandals, highs and lows. Here we review the top scandals to rock social media!

4. Supa Cent

Social media star and New Orleans native, Raynell Steward aka Supa Cent aka @Wuzzamsupa was accused of lying for the gram and manipulating her sales numbers.in November when she claimed that her makeup line “The Crayon Case’ had sold $2 Million in just 90 mins. Many thought this to not be possible and more than likely manipulated within the shopify system. Supa Maintains her story

3. #FinesseGod Tyrone Hankerson Jr

Tyrone Hankerson Jr started 2018 off being hailed the #finessegod by black twitter, inspiring hundreds of memes. He famously was accused of stealing almost 500k in financial aide while attending Howard University. Despite reports he still was able to graduate in may 2018.

#2 The McClure Twins

Fans of the adorable McClure twins and family were rocked when they found out that the carefully crafted image was just that. Several things occurred, old footage of Papa McClure surfaced with racial undertones prompting a video of the couple talking about race but then the bombshell. A man named Jeff Petska seemingly is dug up and names as the twins father, then photos pretty much confirm this forcing mama McClure to explain. Blended families aren’t a huge deal so there really was no reason to lie but this ended up being a mini drama of sex lies abuse child support exploitation and mess

#1 Benny Harlem Exposed

Benny Harlem went from 100-0 real quick! Where should we begin? For a while there were whispers that Mr. Harlem was just well stocked in Kanekelon but many still looked the other way. He then was bit by a ‘viper’ and recovered, which lead to a series of exposes on him. Oh and his daughter also not his but she has become a necessary tool to his brand. Speaking of his brand, he has been caught photoshopping pics, dubbing videos etc to post up as if he is actually making business moves. Various complaints can be found on BBB in regards to faulty or never received products. Products that if you take a sec to look at simply look like cake mix